In the biggest Division III basketball rivalry of them all, it was Calvin on top for the first time in five meetings, as Hope's Jesse Reimink misfired on a jumper with five seconds left and the Knights held on to win, 66-64. Caleb Veldhouse scored 19 points on 8-for-15 shooting for the Knights, who overcame an 11-turnover deficit by holding Hope to 3-for-24 shooting from three-point range. Despite the miss, Reimink finished with 20 points as well as 13 rebounds.

The win cut Hope's lead in the series to 86-84. Saturday's men's scores. Scroll down for Saturday's women's coverage.

Wooster got 22 from Ian Franks and 14 from Justin Hallowell as the Scots downed archrival Wittenberg 68-59. Wooster, which is tied with Hiram for first place in the NCAC, did not trail in the final 33 minutes and led by as many as 17.

St. Thomas looked like a No. 2 team in the country this afternoon in blowing out Gustavus Adolphus 70-49. St. Thomas has beaten fellow MIAC contenders Bethel, Carleton, St. John's and Gustavus by an average of 18 points per game in the past week and a half. Photo gallery.

&&g-boxr&&In a stunning development, all three ranked CCIW teams won on Saturday, as even without All-American Kent Raymond, top-ranked Wheaton (Ill.) won 61-47. Ben Panner led the Thunder with 18 points. No. 11 Augustana had two players with 12 and two players with 10 in an 80-63 home win against North Central (Ill.), while Brent Ruch scored 25 and Chris Childs 22 in No. 20 Elmhurst's 90-72 win at Illinois Wesleyan. The ranked WIAC teams had no trouble with unranked opponents on the road, either, as No. 4 UW-Stevens Point handled UW-Superior 104-60 and No. 7 UW-Whitewater beat UW-Stout 99-71.

No. 8 Capital took over sole possession of first in the OAC, beating crosstown rival Otterbein 79-60 while Wilmington got trounced by John Carroll, 92-66. Ryan Wood led Capital with 32 points in 31 minutes.

Washington and Lee beat Roanoke for just the fourth time in 30 tries, ending the No. 18 Maroons' 13-game win streak with a 68-66 defeat. Joey Verax unloaded 39 points on Anderson as Transylvania knocked off the No. 23 Ravens 80-69.

No. 17 St. Norbert sealed a 107-96 win at Grinnell when David Arseneault fouled out, then was called for a technical, followed by a bench technical. St. John Fisher won the Chase Tournament with a 76-71 victory against cross-street rival Nazareth. Occidental ended a five-game losing streak with a 52-51 surprise win at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. But at least that game ended. The Willamette-Lewis & Clark game was suspended at halftime due to a power outage with Lewis & Clark leading 35-32. Electrical power went out during halftime and was not expected to be restored until very late Saturday night.